Environment
Significant changes envisaged in N-liability Bill
12 Aug 2010
A newly drafted version of the Nuclear Liability Bill may look much changed from its earlier avatar when finally presented for approval before members of the two houses of the Parliament.
BP deposits $3 billion in oil spill fund
10 Aug 2010
BP said that it will further contribute $2 billion in the fund in the fourth quarter of 2010, and thereafter, $1.25 billion will be deposited every quarter until a total of $20 billion is reached
BP says Macondo well capped sucessfully
09 Aug 2010
Drax plans to stop burning coal in 10 years
04 Aug 2010
CBI files fresh plea in Bhopal gas disaster case
03 Aug 2010
Destruction of key compound of ozone detected
29 Jul 2010
For the first time, scientists successfully measure ClOOCl (a chlorine compound that affects ozone depletion) levels in the ozone layer
India plans 1,300 MW of solar power by 2013
26 Jul 2010
India hopes to join the league of leaders in solar power production like Germany, Spain and Japan
US will oppose Sino-Pak nuclear deal
23 Jul 2010
Breaking weeks of enigmatic silence the United States has finally said it will vote against an exemption for China to sell two civil nuclear reactors to Pakistan at the Nuclear Suppliers Group meeting.
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